Anchorage in Latin
Anchorage in Latin is Ancoraria, statio — Anchorage means a place where ships can safely anchor, such as a sheltered bay or harbor.
Anchorage in Latin
Ancoraria
A large coastal city in Alaska.
statio
What does "Anchorage" mean?
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noun A place where ships can safely anchor, such as a sheltered bay or harbor.
"The bay offered a calm anchorage during the storm."
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noun A fee charged to a ship for anchoring in a particular place.
"Anchorage is five pounds a night outside the harbour."
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Anchorage in a sentence
- The bay offered a calm anchorage during the storm.
- Anchorage is five pounds a night outside the harbour.
- The port authority collected anchorage from every vessel that moored there.
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What is "Anchorage" in Latin?
"Anchorage" in Latin is Ancoraria, statio. Anchorage means: A place where ships can safely anchor, such as a sheltered bay or harbor.
How do you use "Anchorage" in a sentence?
Example: "The bay offered a calm anchorage during the storm." In Latin, "Anchorage" is Ancoraria, statio.
Are there other ways to say "Anchorage" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "Anchorage": Ancoraria, statio.
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